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I agree with practically everything you said. And i do prefer having the keyboard on the bottom.

Very nice review, it was cool to read it ^^

Wasn't there some countries that had a limit on the power supply? So that it could happen that the battery was drained during gaming sessions even when plugged in? I think i remember something about this said by some chap.

Last update: ok, i reinstalled Far Cry 5, i always used it as a benchmark and i remember perfectly what kind of FPS i had on it. Performance is basically the same, i got 82 fps on average, whereas i got 86 sometimes before, but it is a result fluctuation that might be entirely normal. I am now confused and don't know what…

A 50% toll is not a toll, it's armed robbery XD I will update with the results from far cry 5, to confirm lower performance or not... although i do fear (much) lower performance. Some tests i made put my laptop lower than a 980. It's not good.

Small update: while testing Pillars of Eternity 2, the GPU steadily maintained frequencies of about 1700, with no throttling. But performance was indeed much lower than what it was in the past.

I can confirm lower performance in Pillars of Eternity 2... much, much lower. I am getting 60 to 50 fps, where i remember i was around 100, and we're speaking about an isometric RPG (although a quite "heavy" rpg, strange as it may seem). We're still talking about a performance drop that is almost 50% lower than before. I…

Hmm, as i have suggested with the private message, see if the computer reboots itself if you lower your undervolting from -155 to -120. I too had undervolted to -150, and it *seemed* stable... but in some games i experienced crashes. I lowered to -120 and had a stable system since.

Predator PT715-51 Keicchan should have the same exact model, here in Italy they marketed only this and the 1060 one.

GPU core clocks run down from the 1200ish that it should down to 999 at temps that are around 64°C. Mostly it's just this. We both ran Furmark, with GPU-Z open to check for core clock, it went for a while to 1200, 1180, but then as the test went on it went down to 999 as if thermal throttling... but the temps weren't that…

I agree. Same results here. GPU core clocks go down to 999, i have the same exact issue of keicchan. This is not good. Can ACEs send a warning to devs or acer staff? @Red-Sand ?

Ok, hai avuto *****, sono italiano pure io XD E ho il Triton 700 con 1080 max-q, come te. Installo Furmark e tengo d'occhio la frequenza, ultimamente stavo giocando a gdr isometrici quindi eventuali problemi non li avrei mai notati. Aggiorno a breve.

Just a hunch: lower your undervolting. Bring it from -155 to -120, and see if it still does that.

CS GO should run decently even on the integrated intel chip... but it is strange that it crashes the same way as if you use the dedicated card. What i mean is: if the issue is related to the 1060 its unlikely that the intel integrated card is as well damaged. Very unlikely. My reasoning is this: If you format the computer…

I have followed this topic... but now i have to ask. Couldn't it be some hardware issue? If i am not mistaken (sorry if i am) the 1060 variant of the triton 700 doesn't have a g-sync monitor, so it switches beetween integrated and discrete graphical chip... If this is it, the machine could run fine when running on the…

I personally use 64 as speedshift indicator. Strange thing is... if i remember correctly red-sand said that 64 is equal to standard OS settings, but it was not in my case. My pc always ran at full turbo boost speed with speedshift disabled and all left to CPU. Now if i have very low CPU usage frequencies go low to about…

The rotating screen, mostly. But it could very well be just the need to adjust to a new design philosophy. I would check the strength of the two arms that keep the screen in place, but i am sure that the engineers have already done the necessary tests. Perhaps it si simply that i don't feel or see the need for a display…

Sweet. I am not sure if i dig the visual design... but sweet anyway.

Actually, plastic materials are a bit sturdier. It depends on how they are made, but each of them is quite above the 100°C level: https://www.plastikcity.co.uk/useful-stuff/material-melt-mould-temperatures

What you can do is use the usb C/ Thunderbolt port to use an external 2080 GPU. Razer sells an external GPU case. There are others, but if you have an X21... you don't lack the bucks to take the razer one.